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Writing a novel can be challenging, but James Scott Bell’s methods, “Super Structure” and “Write Your Novel from the Middle,” offer effective storytelling strategies. They emphasize character transformation and emotional depth, guiding writers through structured beats to craft engaging narratives that resonate deeply with readers. Master these techniques for compelling stories.
There is a particular kind of love that only a country can demand from you. A love that wounds as…
Am I My Brother’s Keeper? Once read, it’s unforgettable. In The Brothers Karamazov, Dostoevsky pens a scene so devastating, so…
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Explore the timeless appeal of classic French literature and discover why the works of Balzac, Flaubert, Proust, and Camus still resonate today. This beginner’s guide highlights key French books everyone should read, offering insights for modern readers and writers.
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If I told you that my Syrian husband was abusive, to the average Westerner, their first response would be: “Well, he’s Syrian. That’s how they are. It’s cultural.” But if I made the same confession to the average Middle Eastern person, particularly to a woman, they would immediately start telling me about what rights I have, not just under the prevailing laws of the country that I live in, but also, many of them would more confidently and more emphatically tell me about my rights according to Islam. Which are plentiful, by the way.
Love this picture? Check it out here on Etsy. My Family Tree Trees don’t just grow up in Palestine, They…
Man in a Chair I will not bow my head to you, I will not let you in, You will…